Teri Malo - Four Views, 2002

Teri Malo (American, Contemporary). Four Views: "Ledge," "In the Woods," "October's Coast" and "Bass Rocks #11." Each oil on panel, each signed "Malo" lower right, ( 6 x 6 inches, sight), and inscribe

Postwar Marx O Gauge 2002 New Haven diesel locomotives, three A units (two powered one dummy), four B units. Mmissing horn trim, missing steps etc. Two B units have no missing steps. Please view the i

Salt (Henry) Three plates from 'Twenty Four Views in St. Helena, the Cape, India...', etchings and aquatint, by D. Havell, all with vibrant hand-colouring, on thick Whatman wove paper with watermarks,

FOUR VIEWS OF STETTIN AND POMERANIA German, Dutch i.a., i.a. Matthäus Merian, Johannes Janssonius, Matthäus Seutter, 17th/18th century and later Engraving, partly coloured, on different pape

Unknown Artist (17th/18th century) Four views of Rome: the Pantheon, The Arch of Titus, St. John Lantern and a Temple Four engraving. h: 19 in.; w: 23 in. (sight) PROVENANCE: Private collection, NYC

Artist: Teri Malo, American Title: Boston Medium: Oil on Canvas, signed Size: 13.5 x 10.5 in. (34.29 x 26.67 cm)

English School, 19th Century Four views of South America, including a view of Encarnacion, Mexico the largest inscribed 'View from the House in Cobres in Encarnacion' (lower right) watercolour with tr

(American, b. 1938) signed in l.c. and numbered 2/60. Together with a Linda Adato lithograph, titled "On the Floor" and numbered 28/50. 2 pieces Overall: 21"h x 26-3/4"w and 20"h x 17"w Sight: 19-1/4"

TWO TERI MALO PRINTS IN COLORS, PENCIL SIGNED 24" X 19" EACH

4/6, dated 1983. Art Collector's label verso. Frame size: 14 1/2" high, 11 1/4" wide; sight size: 6 1/8" high, 5" wide.

THREE TERI MALO PENCIL SIGNED PRINTS 15" X 19" AND SMALLER

Set fo four 2002 Prehistoric American Magazines

Four view plates, KPM, 2nd half of 20th century, 2nd choice, form Kurland, design for the last Duke of Kurland around 1790 by Friedrich Elias Meyer, mirror with polychrome house painting, various view

Thomas Daniell (1749-1840) and William Daniell (1769-1837) [INDIAN SCENES] Six color reproduction prints (two duplicates), from Oriental Scenery: Twenty-Four Views in Hindoostan, framed. Images 19 7/8

J. PRIOR (BRITISH c. 1800)  Westminster, Windsor, Richmond and Lambeth (a set of four views) Oil on canvas  12 x 20 cm (4 3/4 x 8 in)  (4)

CHINESE EXPORT CHARGER - Large Cobalt Blue and White Deep Charger, featuring a basket flower arrangement, diapered band at edge with four views of prunus, bats and vinework on the underside of the rim

India and the Middle East.- Salt (Henry) Pagoda at Tanjore; The Pass of Atbara in Abyssinia, both from: 'Twenty-Four Views in St Helena, The Cape, India, Ceylon, The Red Sea, Abyssinia and Egypt', aqu

After Michele Giovanni Marieschi(Italian, 1696-1743)Four Views of Veniceetchings on laid paperLot includes: 1. Piazzetta San Basso. 2. Campo dei Frari. 3. Gran Canal between Simone Piccolo and Santa C

Samuel Wale (1721-1786, UK) four views of the Thames River, pen and ink wash, all matted in a single frame with a Leger Galleries W. London label. 3.5" x 5.75" ss / 17" x 21" oa

Piazza San Marco, Venice, hand-colored etching, 18th c., "Prospectus Amaenissimus Areae Divi Marci Venetiarum", published as part of a series of four views of Venice by Remondini, hinged in mat, 13.25

[Travel/Exploration] Havell, Daniell. British, (1785-1826), after Henry Salt, British, (1780-1827). Ruins of the Fort at Juanpore on the River Goomtee. (Pl. No. VII). From the "Twenty-Four Views in Sa

Henry Salt,(British 1780-1827) View of Grand Cairo and The Pyramids of Cairo (two prints) from Twenty-four Views in St. Helena, the Cape, India, Ceylon, the Red Sea, Abyssinia and Egypt Drawn by Henry

Artist: Nouet, Noel, 1885-1969 Title: Ueno Park Series: Scenes of Tokyo, Twenty-Four Views Date: 1936 Medium: woodblock Dimensions: 14 x 9 3/8 inches Notes:<

Grouping of mostly cavalry military photos, some dated 1907. Highlights include: Four views of Ft. Oglethorpe, Dodge Ga., 12th Cavalry, 1905 (losses to cardboards); Catoosa Target Range - May 17, 1907